Peace and representation reforms in a Hearst era manifesto
A summarized outline calling for Langush speaking peace among peoples, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense with a single Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and the inauguration timeline with Congress elected in November and a January 1 installation and president sworn in after the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Congress Should Turn Spotlight Upon Lobbyists
Opinion piece urging Congress to require lobbyist registration and disclose their connections and expenditures. Cites Massachusetts and Wisconsin as models with public docketing, expense disclosures, and access limits. Argues openness will expose influence, curb underground activity, and illuminate who funds and shapes legislation.
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Congress
Capitol
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Health Essential to Real Success By Royals Copeland
United States Senator Royals Copeland recalls Yale President Angell urging emphasis on physical health and vigor as essential for a well rounded four years at Yale. He notes the moral duty to build strength, avoid laziness, and prioritize health for youth, teachers, and parents.
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Royals
Copeland
United States
New Forma
Yale
da Angell
Angell
America
Fervies, Inc
Life After Death by Dr Frank Crane
A reader asks about life after death after his wife dies leaving nine children. The piece discusses uncertainty of an afterlife, but affirms honoring the deceased through virtue. It cites Christ and moral example as guiding values and suggests continuity through memory and duty to children. Copyright 1937, The Newspapyer Syndicate.
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Ebe
Sara
Christ
Knocker Man Biot Insect Creation Tale From Valley News
Bavolic Press recounts a mythic tale where the Creator finishes with beasts and insects. The narrative hints at a provocative, chaotic episode, naming creatures like rat, hyena, scorpion, and skunk in a cautionary moral vignette.
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Man Biot
Ara
Valley News
Exploding Meteors Exhilarates Illinois Sky
Southern Illinois witnessed a daytime meteor display on July 13. A bright fragment fell from a fireball near Tilden, exploding at 15 to 20 miles up, then fragmenting over 2 by 7 miles. Fragments weighed up to 110 pounds and 445 pounds among others, with four found in stiff clay soils after soil.
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Ilinois
Tilden
C. C. Wylie
Meteora
Khiaia
Professor Wylie
Pew
Bruce Frofessor Wylia
War, Population, and Providence in a World of Change
A vivid critique on China’s turmoil, Bolshevik influence, and population debates. The piece contrasts peace in Shanghai with war across China, examines divine providence versus famine and violence, and argues humans regulate population through civilization and innovation rather than murder or disaster. It cites India under British rule, notes changes in family size with development, and muses on agricultural capacity and machinery transforming feeding millions.
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India
Miss Maya
Texas
George Washington
Farth
Moat
Tan
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Providence
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Garrett P. Serviss
Shanghai
China
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